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Jack Huynh

Jack Huynh is co-founder of Orange Photography, the San Francisco photo and video agency serving corporate brands nationwide since 2001. A former dot-com technical lead with an economics degree from UC Berkeley, he guides Orange’s growth and technology, from headshot activations to AI-assisted image delivery. Based in Ann Arbor, he’s also building Beyond the Cushion, a long-term portrait project on Buddhism in modern America. Dad and runner. Read Jack’s full bio →

Bay to breakers 07

May 28th, 2007|

Another successful year with our photo station set up on the sidewalk. fortunately(?), there were so many people running on the sidewalk that a number of them became part of the shoot. You can see more on my blog or view the complete online gallery.

Summertime

May 10th, 2007|

Being short helps me get down to their level. Kids are larger than life and should be photographed as so.

boys & girls club

May 7th, 2007|

in the midst of all our busyness, i found some time to reminded myself why i took up photography and enjoyed helping a worthwhile non profit while doing what i love. It’s far too easy to forget the why while you’re trying to accomplish the how.

boys & girls club

May 7th, 2007|

in the midst of all our busyness, i found some time to reminded myself why i took up photography and enjoyed helping a worthwhile non profit while doing what i love. It’s far too easy to forget the why while you’re trying to accomplish the how.

Young Musicians

May 6th, 2007|

The Youth Orchestra celebrated it’s 25th anniversary and ask us to do some portraits their press releases. Even young musicians had busy lives and i only had a few minutes with each of them; such is the nature of ‘celebrity’ portraiture. I tried out a new portable lighting trick – two 580 flashes and an umbrella and i like the results thus far.

Favorite tool of the trade

April 18th, 2007|

_after _before With the volume of work they do, while trying to maintain a high standard of artistic expression, i’ve been a big fan of adobe’s recently launched lightroom. It’s an superbly design program that takes the tedium out of working with so many images. I could go on for a couple of hours about it but any one working with a lot of imagery these days should consider downloading it and trying it out.

test shots

April 4th, 2007|

We had a big corporate job on alacratz island yesterday and had some fun with our test shots.

Team Orange at the Del

March 5th, 2007|

I’ve been down in San Diego at the famous Hotel Del Coronado for one of Orange’s biggest engagement to date. We’re covering Bank of America’s Award of Excellence programs through 4 different cities for the next several months. Our strategy to serve our clients in numerous cities at a “higher standard” (to borrow Bank of America’s motto) is beginning to really come into fruition in the last several years. Our organic growth has allow us to maintain [...]

Contests and such

January 24th, 2007|

We’re making a more concerted effort to enter a number of contests this year and WPJA is a great organization that a number of our wedding photographers are a part of. I like the fact that they don’t take anyone that is willing to pay them money and there are photo journalistic standards that they up hold. I shoot this engagement session at the couple’s home and i really like the intimacy that they were about to [...]

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